Public notices assessment for Twin Lakes Canal Co
The Twin Lakes Canal Company in Preston Idaho levies a 6.50 per share assessment on all outstanding preferred stock to cover 1958 and 1959 expenses and the Winder Lateral Dam project. Delinquent stock on November 29 1958 will be sold December 27 1958 at the company office to cover due amounts and sale costs.
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Twin Lakes
Canal Company
Dayton
Idaho
Twin Lakes Canal Company
Preston
Franklin County
Winder
First Security Bank
C L. Swenson
Hearing on Heirship and Estate Settlement in Idaho
Notice from Franklin County Probate Court Idaho for hearing on Marie F Spatig petitioning for Determination of Heirship and settlement of Alfred Spatig estate after two years. The decedent died intestate in Preston Idaho April 12 1952 owning real property described in township 15 south range 39 east Boise meridian. Hearing set November 20 1958 in Preston court house. Objections may be filed. otherwise decree will be entered. Dated October 7 1958.
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Marie F. Spatig
Alfred Spatig
Preston
Franklin County
Idaho
Section 22
Township 15
Boise
Franklin County Court House
Fife
Notice of Eight Percent Assessment on Preston Whitney Stock
At the September 17 1958 directors meeting an 8 percent assessment was levied on the Preston Whitney Irrigation Co capital stock. Payment is due by November 22 1958 to avoid delinquency and sale by public auction. The secretary’s office in Larsen Building room 11 accepts payments all Saturdays or by mail, per notice signed by secretary Angus Condie. (Dates Oct 23 30 and Nov 6.)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Whitney Irrigation CO
Larsen Bldg
Preston-Whitney Irrigation Co
Angus Condie
Newspaperman Decries Press Funding And Support
A brief item notes persistent funding and public support for the local newspaper. It highlights community reliance on the paper to publish notices and report on civic affairs.
Cheap Insulation From Sawdust and Shavings
Daniel Roberts reports that sawdust and shavings can be used as cheap insulation when treated with specific chemicals. University of Idaho extension engineer Everett Davis notes two treatment types for decay insect resistance and fireproofing, plus cement mixtures to stop interior water seepage.
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Daniel Roberts
Everett Davis
University of Idaho Extension Service
Davis
Tips for Working with Wool Explained by Extension Specialist
Esther Nystrom of the University of Idaho ext service advises avoiding over shrinking and matting before cutting. She notes steam pressing for light shrinkage on sheer fabrics and caution against renewing sheen in lustrous wools like broadcloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Nystrom
University of Idaho Extension Service
Miss
Nystrom
Preston Citizen Report At No 3
The Preston Citizen notes the publication at issue number three with emphasis on local events and community notices. The brief item highlights ongoing coverage and ties to the town’s civic calendar.
Pedestrians urged to wear white at night for safety
On a dark and wet night pedestrians are urged to follow traffic safety division guidance. Wearing white or light colors enhances visibility and reduces risk of harm to pedestrians.
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State
Halloween street safety warning for drivers
A cautionary note warns drivers to be extra vigilant on Halloween night as children in costumes may forget safety rules amid the excitement. It urges careful driving to protect kids such as goblins Indians and witches who may be present on the street.
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Department of Labor
Department of Commerce
Idaho
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Nat'l Bureau of Economic Research, Inc
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U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Free America
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